252 pages. The book appears unopened. " "Future Justice is concerned with what those living today leave behind for future generations. In the first part of the book leading academics and thinkers explore the meaning of future justice and our responsibilities with respect to the environment, Indigenous Australians, refugees, science, human rights education, sexuality, economics, Southeast Asia, a Human Rights Charter, the United Nations and the Australian Constitution. The second part of the book features writing by young people on violent conflict, dementia, identity, death, love, celebrity procreation and climate change." (Back cover) CONTENTS: Pt 1: Future justice. What is intergenerational justice? / Janna Thompson What do we owe to future generations? / Peter Doherty The economic dimension of future justice / Ian McDonald You do not inherit; you hold on trust / Larissa Behrendt Homosexuality and love / Michael Kirby Refugees and human rights / Julian Burnside Environmental justice / David Yencken The Australian Constitution and our rights / Cheryl Saunders The Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities / George Williams Towards a more just United Nations / Spencer Zifcak Self-determination and the limits of justice: West Papua and East Timor / Jennifer Robinson Growing a better future through human rights education / Paula Gerber Pt 2: Young writers - fiction. Remember / Thomas Khoo The umbrella tree / Laura McCormack Escape from Gaza / Ryan Pope Midnight room of yesterday / Nikita White Young writers - non-fiction. Send in the clowns / Georgia Bottomley True love's faux kiss / Thilini Liyanage Who the bloody hell are we these days? / Laura Leighton Young writers - climate change. World on fire / Luke Nicol Climate change and me / Hugh Duffie Scared to see what happens / Esther Khoo.